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Is China Making a Step Forward in Wine Trademark Law?

Lindsey A. Zahn, February 18, 2014December 15, 2014

One of my recent pieces was published by Cornell International Law Journal Online, which is an incredible online collection of short publications written by attorneys and law students discussing contemporary legal issues in various fields. I wrote about China with respect to trademark and the wine industry. Specifically, I discussed…

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What’s in a Name: French Winery Forced to Change Trademark to Avoid Squatters

Lindsey A. Zahn, October 3, 2013December 15, 2014

A common theme in the age of the Internet is a concept known as cybersquatting (or domain squatting). Simply put, cybersquatting entails the registration of a domain name in bad faith, i.e., registering a domain name of a trademark with the intent to later sell the domain to the company…

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